Author Question: The British Invasion is: A. Musicals with little or no dialogue between the songs. B. ... (Read 56 times)

jeatrice · **on:** Aug 27, 2018

The British Invasion is:

A. Musicals with little or no dialogue between the
songs.
B. Incredibly lifelike, classical British puppetry form,
in which each puppet is manipulated by three
puppeteers
C. A term for a wave of musicals, primarily during the
70s and 80s, that transferred to New York City from
the West End of London and topped the lists of
longest-running Broadway musicals into the 90s.
D. A term used by some historians to refer to a period
in the twentieth century when the integrated
American musical was at its height, roughly from
1942-1968.

Question 2

The mie, onnagata, and hanamichi are all hallmarks of

A. Noh
B. Sanskrit Theatre
C. Kabuki
D. Beijing Opera